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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10
TIE STATE OF TRADE

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So: Batter nrm: Western Packed Igs2os. Gr.a@ery
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E.ssS.. prime s3ss' so dr%1s's.1sr
White sscs.. Short: s,esdy-Miadnes sis 6oe
Esstsrn DO Cheese dull. Esss dallchOiCe
Western lsssl,S 400 Eastern Extras lie Receipts iS5
sus osss sod S. oO ssosss $500 BUSH
NAY > W, Haf sa in light demand
So,nsTp rscno SOC asked in store winter wheat fair
sa a sSss
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:s.,lsa:. MilIfesd STEADY and .ncha1sod Canal
sour Wheat ssoOo sa.S Corn
bush Oats SO goo bush Barley bush Railroad sh,S
bush oats bush. Barley - bush
CHICAGO. May e.-Flour quiet and unchanged. Win.
ssnwiassr ss7sss:o1 Choice % Fancy Minnesota pas
IDts 81 20 0s4 80 Minnesota Bakers IN s,Sks 81 10
ss per e. b Az N O0'' '"'A"A'A' ."
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. May 9.-l2;3Qp m.--cotton firm with fair
demand MiddliGg Upland. 1l-l6ii do orleans. oe.d
salos-sOo0 bales incldiiay 1uH baos for speculation
and export Receipts 1000 blIsn including 200 Amer
Futures dulL Upland, Low Midding clause May de,
livery 456sd also 4iOtd; do May and June delivery
4l.G4d.. June and July delivery 44B4d do July
ana August delivery 466idi do August aud september
delivery A76ld do september and October delivery
aO04d gg9sj do. october and November delivery
81 sd: also 300ad; do November and December de-
livery. 2s-64d do. September delivery, o 4s-04d
Tenders for delivery At todays olearings 1900 bales new
2p m-cotton-Thes OF the day included 5000 bale,
Futures quiet Uplands Middlng clause May delivery
44.0+d. sellers do May aud June delivery 1880.
sellers and July delivery 4i6<d buyers do July
and August delivery, 4U-b4d- buyers do August and
September delivery 4S64d sellers, do. September and
October delivery b5964d buyers; do october and Noyem
Der delivery. b3O64d buyers. do November and Deem.
delivery. 2b-OAd- buyers 90. eepomDer uclVefy,
o 4g-04d sellers. ~
D mixtures closed firm. Uplands Low Middng
clause May delivery 4J04d sellers do May and June de-
livery. 4594d sellers do June and July delivery 43Gtd
August and September delivery, 466td buyers do
September October delivery 3s0id. Sellers do Oc
November delivery 29-64d buyers; do Novem.
Der and December delivery 27-oAd sellers do september
delivery. 647.64d buyers.
GALVESTON May D.-Cotton firm. Mlddling, l0Ss Low
Midalng 10 lilo; Good Ordinary 9s net aud gross re-
celpts II bales sales - bales stock, lO.7tI baleA
NORFOLK May 9-C0tton steady. Nddling l0S4 not and
gross receipts 80 exports Coastwise 10 bales sales
) bales stock, 1855 bales. - $500,
SAVANNAH May V.-Cotton dull Middling. 10 6l6 Low
Middns 10 LID Good Ordinary. elo net aud gross re-
ccips 90 baesi exports coastwse 24S2 bales sales 10
NEw.osLEASs May 0--cotton steady. Midding 1os
Low Mddng. 10 ll6i Good Ordinary WI not and gross
recepts 4s4 baes exports Great Britain. l5AU bales
sales i, 600 balo,j stock, 1872. 1875 bales
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Sales. f. sader Co. 81 Kentucky "splers" 1850 70,
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Il &C. l9S & at = e 70 ip Tsaiad ss' e. 1879
p AZ 50 10 Ohio DO l4So n at y 80 70 DO 1slSS AZ
+ d. aS fsss rS 5ss ssS & q 4 ,ss
goid:.!'Ss g csiassS 5sssss 1892 ~ at $40 do,
t?s isbg D. a. g
Ss igss p Esatuehy saasEy"lio. spsS
E 81 ssAs IS DO i''S b. ss'ss
ass:sS$j i2iS %ssis i5ao S3s5 assScsi Do
1ss ,SGs 3 tsPsysStr 10
$S g rs ga f' q 8 g. e. 10y %'':a
hsiFs} I Sassisi sss's; 3i5s H. do
SsTsos ql'is 9flS fs'Is se
5pS o % % 1Sso 8 !. 81 10
BS i$is & Il 81 5S s.ss ~ 4 Z SsS
j. schamberg, q Co: : PENNSYLVANIA STU Bull. 1880
d. $50 T. g. At IS HsG sdo
Il nosent6al 100 Kentucky "sters, 1894 average.
NIfSSE cows only head received to-day and Tor the
sspon q
g ss sn cSSs ss se Cows a.s
not VI and
964 Jersey CITY Demand good at last Fridays prices
sSs %Ss ,S:: ;.:s55s Fair Prime
al &c ps 81 II sd Ba s. 5a G e. u.s.
is4 &c ? q H.s 81 !. u % 50 do is
Is s. e DC i IS % At so s. a per loo ITO
}f G @hs 1t s. d. Vis iCS
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- do 1856 10 Al 6'c 80 do l4l n. abic 81 do, 1873 n.
s DO l27 n So CO. IS DO lS7 n at Is 70 81 do
Newton q ctt. ia veas 1885 n at % 30 per 100 n.
Judd 4 Buckingham; - veals, 1871 70, at &c
p s; Kase: SO Pennsylvania veals no 10 atbtc
&c. do G ls3 D. te l9 Se. 10 b. st BIC; CO = do
sHEEP AND LXMBs%i,ecepts wero 4s cars OF 1888
head26 at 0ohs and II at Jersey CITY There
rather active demand for the stock to-day with Sheep
advance Of i0c 100 ~ The pens not quito cleared
but the feeling was steady at the close.
renea saes at - 9oss So for Fair 10 Prime: few T I'm
shon Market and Poor to Good brought So 62
Clipped Teangs ranged from 81 05as 90 10 Tor Good to
CHOICE AMI small lot sold at d 1875 Unshorn sold ut
carload Of fat Tennessee Lambs averaging about 83 D.
sold at OLGilc per and 40 light Pennsylyani do at
p2 aDd few little lots OF State Lambs al SASS o0 per
saIes-Judd buckingham; 1913 Clipped Ohio sheep lO9
% III Is = ss c ISS ohio 100 IN
% DO q b. at - %, 10 Unshorn Ohio do pennsylvania
r s. Ka,s i26 clipped Michigan YearlIngs IS average
81 90i la DO 80 n, at s5 S7 IS Pennsyvania Spring
Lambs as No. al 0pc per ID; fennsylvana Ewes ieo n.
Pldcoek. sis Clipped Kansas Sheep 80 %, Ms.4Qi
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SS6a e s5 81 Yas.a. 4s
P|fS III ss. n.
sd sa%s s Sn
yellow summer White 4os CCssosnut
% sssSa ss Ss s
is' pres.s $685. SIeasssd winter extra
beac9ed s0 crude 1891 natural r,ps, ygS12c
sSfHs Whale sontSsrS natural TPiS,
ss s Ssd 'Ps1 sS siSh Tea si.
@ @ S rsiS S &a.saa sss BRINE '0S''
was rather more more general
N 'fny man.s sSSsd part 4 sst eHSSr
s. ~ 1885 Fl I ga IL .s
Si ss .ss ;siy iR1 H 1st
S SSsss AID ssH so; y.4 e
fny Ssr'9li1af iiHiss nr 800 pu ea
II Siisc Picked shoulders e'.cI smoked Hams. l2s
~ &c, smoked Shoulders .M1DDLES.9ui and
nominal Long Clear in New-York quoted at she
quest Quoted TIC. for all averages. -. :. LARD
This has been another day Tho options declined 2a3
points opening but the final rates show recoy
cry Spot lots wholly neglected western steam spot
quoted 2Oc CITY Steam easier Sales 1873 es hbOo re
fnet quoted 1877 Asc.i Continent 7sOc south American
Sales. $50 Continent 1877 We May closing ivc 230
tes June lsa7 lse closing 7lsci loo ,es NY aSe
closing September eS,ng 74hs go ties 2s,9Ssr
Buttcr-The market has dull look and prices show
a further slight reduction Elgtn Creamery, 23RQ2tc;
Western Creamery 2O922c State Creamery Extra 24d26o
State Dairy half hrkin tuba 20a22c hatubs Choice $50
2Ao, welsh tubs. l9a22ci Western Factory, i29lecI
Western Imitation Creamery l0a20c; Western Dairy IS
movement ia slow Old stock-state Factory, llelSsoi
New l2dl2Sc including White IL &c, Colorei, l2d l2ko
Skins 7dOc Eggs-Are offered trine lower with mod.
crate demand. State, l2L9l29c.t western ll+G l2o.
sUGAR-Raw sugar was quiet with yaufs showing no
changes from sa94c for Mossses nc for Fair Refining
5 for 96o test Centrifugal Sales $500 obis Centri
ugal bc Refined queL Cut Loaf l-l6a6rc Crushed,
lated 5sci Mould A., 6ac:; confectioners A oe1eSeSc
White Extra O. 47sc Extra Y. 4as4'ei C. 4eS49ci yell
low. 4ie94sc
sTEARINE-ouet and steady. Lard quoted Size sales
5000 ~ SIC. Oleomargarie. 7a7 &c 80 -, .
TALLON-Quiet and unchanged Primo ClU Quoteu ~
3 1S-l6a3Tsc. Sales, $50 n. &c
wooL-A moderately active but with values show
o decided clanges
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good 10 Prime steers sold year
The average was estimated At 50 80: - -. -
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.-The arrivals Of Beeyes the
past 1907 head less than last weok and l22
head q than the corresponding week last year .
market has been supplied with GOOD rat cattle
Wednesday prices declined lVc on all grades but
Light and Medium Steers which were also shade
lower The market worse on Friday than on Wed
pesday and there s further drop Of l0d l5c all
grades and the yards were not quite cleared
British markets have continued dull az bS6ec for Aner
Refrigerated aud ii TO l2c Tor American Live Cat
to- estimated dressed weight
On much LIGHTER supply OF Live Calves prices advanced
steadily Decent 70 Choice Vcas and the improvement up
the previous week Bucrmks and Poor Neas also showed
trihing Improvement
There been quiet Sheep and Yearlng lambs
week but the moderate receipts have enabled sellers
prices and there change TO record In quota
tons Tho feeling on saturday however WAS hrn and INC
pens we'll cleared.
Dressed Hogs again tended downward closing steady at the
decline which equal 10 c per ~ one car OF Live ogs
sold The price not reported but believed 10 have
BEEVEs-Receipts yesterday and to-day 2l4 Of
37Il head-l at Jersey City and l03 At 6Olhst
90 carloads. and TO Stern Meizger 90 ears
City 81 went direct 10 kchwar,rchih suit
berger leaving carloads OF osh Cattle about 30 cars al
sale Thedemand active and tho yards were
well cleared early advance Of l0dlbo por 100 D.
Twenty OF Kentucky stlers weTo sold At the
as go Most Of The sales a. 70as50b cornted Cat
Il. 81 65 TO IS 40 Tor Common 10 Choice with
few picked selling At 80 46ds6 So and taends az
q b0as4 CO. Bulls sold at 80 1884 25 Dry Cows ~ 90
The Alaska LOO quarters Of Beef for
Joseph Eastman
Ths weeks shipments Cattle Sheep Dressed
Beef aud Mutton follows;
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. May tSpee'ap-Tbe clique was compelled to
buy heavily hs afternoon In order to get June wheat at 80
centa Tho closed there June closed at Se
cents juno 81 77a June lard at SO 90 ~ The crowd
was s Operating for reaction Tho clique did not at the
outset any opposition the decline The result was
that easily reached SIS cents drop from satur
day morning y AT IS cents the market was appar
emily pegged" for while although tho purchases ut this
figure were not large ORDINATIONS The visible supply
hgnres turned about as anticipated There are now
90 OSl bushels OF wheat and 16644b6 bushels
corn against s00O00 bushels OF wheat and
bushels OK year ago. There decrease OF
900 bushels in the visible supply This bulled
the price Tho tradition Is that May and June
months for the bulls IL may DO thet
will he exception TO IL this year but tho bulls have
far found thcse traditions sound ProVohs were uuii
and weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, " Bound Broch
ROUTE" at 400. 7x6. 300 lio0 M, 1880. 400 AGO.
I'S0 l200 p, m SUNDAYS at 400 SAB, $780, l200
rains leaving at AGO. 7:45 Hoo a. m iso 400 $50.
120O have connection for Reading Harrisburg Potts
yille etc 400 for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown Read
Ing. II harrisburg, etc. On Sundays for Easton
700 IN. for Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk
Tsmagua, PQttsville. Wilkssbarre and Scranton.
SSOR M for Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch thurk.
%nkesoarre, Scranton. Reading Harrisburg PotsvlIS
1smaqua. shamokin. 6unbury. Lewisburg. wilamsport
loo and 1880 D. for Easton Bethlehem Alientowx,
maucn Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg. etc.
S4o m. for Easton Bethlehem Allentown Chunk
burg Williamsport etc. "
400 and $50 for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown etn
bzo for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk.
Wilkesbare Reading Harrisburg ETC. On Sundays at $50
TOO and 1880 for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown.
40 $40 HOO M Loo. 400, 4:SO e:i6 p, sundays
AGO. 800 m. for Red Bank Long Branch, Ocean Grove
Except sundays), Point Pleasant
As9 slo m, Loo A,30 p m for Lakewood. Toms Rivsf
4:S0 M 100 % for Atlantic City vineland Brdgetoa
and Cumberland and Maurice River X. r.
i$S 800 sH iiSS Wts M No. Foo 100, ESQ., $50
NEW.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIV
From Pier 8. N. r.. via Sandy Hook
For Atlantic Highlands seabrght Long Branch, &C., s<I
m.
For time Of trains to local points timetables at Tucked
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futures ranged as tollows- Z

s1Is, s cash wis se
s:s7 & Ps.i:ss q
e a sd H.l Loose = g. prs ssa s4Sss
ss. Corn sSsS sa. 5s;s $4,000 SSS sa.
s oq BUSH ssriI S 1922 s ss .sS
fsss $4,000 basn' Rys s.OoO bush. Barley 5000
r'ssss a; ssss ni ss.
sr@ al p ics.siiS pei do1 O'' '' 1850
F.1s, y o.! % as Ia .s Rs
.s:is %s.a s.S Ia
ssssssS.s. In. j.
s. Butter e Iansy ercs%sgr 2s92sS
q q; & :; Ss
DsrrS NAV n.s s7S N witt s,o ofsa SIC
az ss s Ill., ss IS VIZ.
SSsn S o a. 1860 bush
s.ss H eoSss 's H. ssA n VIM.
,sSSS
ana Sai Ss w' ssp.rna %y 8. sSs.,
Extra g oosss 10 rsnn:y, y Fanny s.
CHE g.
IS /:
Re4 So Minneeota petenls. fair 10 choice O0
I've Flour 50 1852 So per barrel. ..... wheat-Ths
market weak and prices declined s1c under lower
aion; offerings light No Delaware ked 10 elevator
CSC: No he'd IN lots in export elevator e6sc No
for Nav 93b1s1sc.. do for Juno 959s64e co July
WAS ie price. o. options were nom
tnaly unchanged export demand continued moderator
spot lots for local trade quiet but steady oennRs
light saes Unxraded grain depot eoo Steamer offered
30. q hIod for Nav t7tet7so 90 Jaoe 47s84sc.
90 July Seas do for August 4vo<y Oats
The market ruled steady under moderate receipts
sSs TRADE demand Rejected DIV, Witt soI vDsradsd
nominal s6c No White short storage 81 c regular
81 sss e ss 81 Jun.
eO0voc.i White stsrs CHOICE eoc.I Fair 10 Good
fs975c.i Burbanis choice soci Far GOOD 7Se7o
Hs@So.n Pearl sso.os issaS 90 g fs% 20 5000
Tirsd lots 6Oae5c.; Florida new large choice
s Beet ss f c f ' per 81 ,S 81;
packets ~ SO smoked Beef cleo, Beer $40 90
Pork Sl6 609sl7 90 do pnms
sis sossle 90 20 DO n ,s%,ts u ST ocas,s 90 Ham.
CITY Refined 81 rs s7yf Butchers loose
a. Butter stoadyPenn syvanR Creamery Extra
2i62kcs Western creamery Extra 2&02cc. Is. T. ana ~
y, Creamery Extra rs e2+ei Packing Butter st611Oo
ssss s!ssy Newxor. iui cream new &c oh,o t ~,
OHIO ana other Western hrsts II
e. sOs &c F% oxos osspSlasss 's
Flour i6O0 bSia Wheat 1900 basa Corn 8IDU busa.
0sSs LOO bash. eppmsnss-wnsst- 400 pusn Cora
5000 pusA osts AoU0 busn
1auADslsalA. Hsy e-sIs ,. n-wheas. corn and
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. May Q-Provisloas-Ba Cumberland Cut
sss IA, Long Clear MddleL Ses Oil short oosr hiddles
az az S S Tor Extra india Mess Primo Mesa OF Pork
Prime Ness e7s Cd pcr boL Prime nesA Ea as
srn, Sbs obi Lard On, S2L %. Hams-Loag Cut Aes;
6o Cd for SS ssa unlssi
Western Spring. 7s 0161s ID. Rel Winter q "a
y. al nor Genital New No. Winter Is Adj do Nc:
snrns Il 2d New Mixed Western. Is Si2d California no
dncesuirts Of Turpontine 2s 3D. do at London 2Ss td
per cwL Refined Petroleum sd per gal35 Clover seed
Fine American 20. Oh Prime City: 22s 81 per C ~"
vi, O per cut observation-disclosures Rergorated beer
hind quarters d fore quarters, Sad per HOPS AZ Lon
don-Eew.York State 92 l6s. Cd RS 0a Cd Cotonseoi
OF wheat past week from Atlantic ports
3o 800 quarters from Pacific ports 10000 quarters from
The OF American for the past week were 1900
LONDON May a-Produce-Llnseed Oh 2oa ID. o2os
seed Cake 80 Oa Cd per Refined Petroleum, Sled
O. o. 6d per gaoni spirits OF Iurpontnc Za 90 ~.
cwt Paa o. Cd. ala Cd Proyisions-Lard 32s "a per
cwt for sugarl3a 3D. per owt for CUBA Cen
truga poorisng e8o aud liza 3D. l2s Od Tor
fair renning anoat Australian Talow-Bee 20s 9d GA
a. Cochn e37 American Refrigerated Beef IS lOd Tor
hind quarters and Is 3D. fos quarters per SD Dy the
carcass n, .,...,...
BRRnKN May 9-Petrooum marks % pfonninas
WilcoI Lard closed 50 marks 20 pfcnninss por Ito
ANTWERP May 9.-Potroleum-fine Pale American ID
franc, 90 and 10 francs 90 confines s,jrs
WcoIs closed at 81 francs 10 cenmespsr loJ kos
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Ocean Steamers.

HAMBURG AMERICAN IS. LINE FOR
IL Plymouth (Londonl cherbourg tParsl Hamburg 40
Leasing $3.50 May ltla ta.-..S a H. May 20
Wieand. $3.50 .. NAV ~ II. mm)nia. 2i3Opm- Juno
EKifST3RpyP ~ 4 20 Co '""'!' O. IA RICHARD CO.
Gen Asta oil BroadsL r. y Gen Pas Agts. III Bway, Ny
DED STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIA
sailing from Newly ok and Antwerp every saturday.
MAEsLAND es.uIuAy may a. disv - IN
N0ORDLANp aturisy. May ~ 81 a. IN
Spring and Summer Rates First cabin, 500 TO 500
Excursion Sl0 $3.50 second cabin s43 Excursion, $50
and eoa 5teefage at very low rstes-
PETER WHiGHT SONS, uen'l Agts. So Broadway
THE u. 8. AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. CO.
American passenger line.
For 81 Thomas barbados. Para Marlnham Pernambuco.
Bahia and Rio de Janero connecting for Santos Monteyoo
and intermediate ports 10 southern Brazil.
stoamship ADVANCE. saturday, May ~ az 4p m
From Ne wport News. Va. Wednesday, May 70. at y IN
PAUL r. GERHARD & CO, Gen. As'ta saBroadsI. N. \.
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l:!;ss ss3 ss;:J r..
i@s g. q 80 JsS.SS sheep 10. D.
do sRTnR aa~ Sss
re ssss. ggss Ohio sheep '' D. .. s'
PEE aISE'S r. S'gpSs oas &SsssH q
+ y %ss''s$ s':Is sS:ss b
4! S:s;s q Sgsss's warnings
q fS pr icS Ss' se e. Oily, SIRg'ss 4
fs2 sta,sdS III ats9 Is Spring Lambs at Cd 50 each
GsilssSeOi Davis 200 un'hOrn Indiana sheep % 10
Dinen6ack Dewey q Clipped state Yoarnss 81 a. AZ
ats 70 SIlpSsa Sss5ins Sc a,
ted steady
CARLOAD changed ST. the price was
% g. e. st sS Sf!e ss' 1''
LIVE STOCK Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
May s, las, "a no1ss a%s
$3.50 head CONSUMED iScass sunday ia cars
SassA 70 SsSxsfE, al srsSins: ,0,, .. ..s
ns: ar sa = 4 SSCS ms
ears T. .%sn % T.ss
f F. Coon 70 Choice los. So Yesrnss
A. r.. o aS7s mead d.. %ss. Is Ss
head consigned through Sunday ~ "a OF which %
NewYork consigned to-day 81 ears Of which TO Newnopd
Market closed Quiet. Light Plgs - W
90 To- Mixed Pigs and Light Workers so 203o 80 .a Ss
lected Workers. So 30 as 80 selected Medium Weighs v
S. So Selected Heavy Ends S. 1905 20. stays "a zoo
a. 80; all offerings taken -..,
Umcloo May 6.-Tns Drorerr Journal reportG-cattS:
Rocelpts-50O0 head. Shipments 5000 heaai ma6nes
vas STEADY Shipping steers 900 10 1900 ID. S4oUO
g. 90 stockers ana Feeders 81 9o8s4 50 Cows Buns
and Mixed. 81 00ds4 90; bulk So 1894 80. -
Hoes-Hecepts 10000 heat. snipnsls 1000 marko,
was weaker Houah and Mixed g $3.50 o. ~ co
81 30 ...
was steady IS as Ooas3 40 Texans
So OOd3 so Lambs 81 90 100 ...-
LoUIs May o.-Cdt1 tfteceipts-3,2OO head nhlp-
ments 100 head: markof~was strong Choce heayy
Native Steers 81 G0ds6 10i Far 10 Coco shipping
Steers SO 60 Butchers steers Far Choice - ~
81 30 good So 200S4 10: Stockers CON-
grass to good corn.fed so 009tl6. o.,..,
Hoos-kecepts 1000 head; ZOO head maikot
was steady. Choice heavy ana Butchers selecuons
% 401s3 90 PACKING far 70 good 80 20es2 90 d" -
Medium 10 Prime 50 0Oes5 Is Pigs Common 70
Good 81 4Ods4 90 -.
Snssp-Rooeipts 3UO nead: shipments - head market
firm. Clipped 70 Prime 50 l00s4 20
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The best friends OF the crude oil market TO have dc.
serted It The general sentiment favors Improvement In
and serious outlook In the field while the
consular reports Russian oil published yesterday 10 TIKI
TRIBUNE decidedly reassuring character to the Amer
can trade Yet there lack Of leaders, and fluctuations are
left TO the tender roles of scapera The market
yesterday dull and stupid closing at slight ession
from Saturday night Carrying rates trihe higher
The range OF prices and the total dealings at the Con-
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OIL CITY, Penn. May a-Crude on-Natonal Transit
Certificates opened 88 aud oossi co. highest prios
66a lowest 06 Sales 7e4.Ooo barrels; ca<tsrs )s2oe
parrsls olearsnoes 100000 barrels; shipments -
barrels runs. - barrels
PrrrsBuRe. Penn, May 9.-cruds on-Petroleum fairly
AT s6 and closed at 6e highest price oe lowest &C. y
BRADFORD. Penn. May 9-Natonal Transit Certificates
opened at So closed 66a highest price, 66's lowest
66t Clearances. 472.000 barrels,
TfrusyiLIK Penn. May 0-Nstioaa Transit Certificates
epened at 90 and closed at ee highest prss e6s low.
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part spots down IA &c per bushel with
moderate degree activity, partly on cfpoers want
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Speculation In all deliveries sales.3t4voV
bushels future $4,000 bushels spot including ungranea
cred, No 4sc elevator 40hc near by delivery 4oh
soc delivered stter old No May. ESs04ec. clos
ing June sS44Sisc. closing at tSsc do july
4st 94eto closing at 4e.c do August 5otc closing At
50tc; do September 507sc closing at % &C.: OATs-
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speculation ala not amount much and he d close was veal
ture 81 900 bushels spot including No at Sse do White
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Coruands and Dee
IA N. iOr Gatassuoua and intermediate potnta
the West and local polpta Chair car 70 Wilkesta&
~ for upkhAhpock and intermediate ponta Cnaif oar
70 TunkhAnnock Connection 70 Reading and HArrseprE
S+0 m t9r pittston and principal intermediate points
sac m fox Copay and intermediate ponta Connection
to Reading and Harrisburg Chair car 70 toplaS. .
7p nd for Geneva Lyons EimirA Roches ter Buffalo and
tho West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
40 m iCs Laurays and ntss%s sSs RonS
ali points in Mahao1gg S ssS aiisgSa aiSs r's'a
bao p. m fgr Coplay and intermedate poinea
p m for GENEVA Lyons, EDra Rochester. Buffalo and
' west eener EASTERN See ss5 Broadway
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
TWEEN NgwYoRK Aap RGFFAh3 LiaiiTNlSa
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING CoAcHEa
Depots NewYork foot OF Barclay anil Christopher sta
m Daily except suniays Buffalo and oswogo Express
Tor Water Gap Strouisburg scranton, Blughtmod Emr
Balh, buhao Syracuse Osweyo Greene Ontorl Norwcn,
UucS CONNECT at Scranton Tor Ptston Wkesbare psu'
e anu Northumberland at owego for Ithaca and ntem~
I D M Blnghamton anil Eimra Express Tor Water Cap.
Scranton Oweg0 aud Emr Connects At Scran
Ptston. KINGSTON WkssDarS 40 for s,r,,,.nur,
Scranton BnghamLon, Owego Elnira Uorniax BAth way
land Bui,ao he arriving Ia BudA0 go M s,ro,asbnr,
IN Daly Buffalo aud OsweSo Express or ssrssas
Scranton Bnghamton Cortandt syracuse csnnects s
Owe,o Tor ithaca aud intermediate stations
Sav.s coanscs at Buffalo with trains Tor az Ro.s
sts Tor ala and baggage checked AZ Zeo
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